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tushanshu_logs2015-05-18 08:24 am
raavashing) wrote in tushanshu_logs2015-05-18 08:24 am
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Promise me that you'll leave the light on [Open]
Characters: Wan & Zuko & and friends that want to stop by and say hello
Date: Early May (backdated log)
Location: Midnight Hotel with Zuko + Sky Sector
Situation: Wan returns from his much needed time to himself
Warnings/Rating: None
Wan's return to the city was a quiet one. He came back in the afternoon and headed straight for the construction site to check on the gardens. It was landmark he knew well and one he assumed Zuko would eventually head to. He didn't hide his approach, though he did go quickly enough that it was pretty much only natives that saw him before he was gone from an area.
He'd found the Sky Sector completely different than when he left. House and buildings were actually finished or near enough to completion that they were waiting only for the final touches and people to move in. The wild and overgrown gardens were, thankfully, left alone. And there was a small house on the edge of it that Wan suspected was for him and Zuko. It had been a month since he was there and the start of such construction hadn't really been started. Not on their house, anyway.
He puttered about in the campsite he and Zuko had shared, checking on the gardens and making sure there was nothing left as signs of their minor occupation. Valdis ended up finding him there. But after she left, Wan realized it was getting late enough that Zuko was probably at the room they'd been renting in the Midnight Hotel.
So he headed that way for the evening.
But in the morning and for the next several days, he could be seen actively working and trying to help out with any final constructions needed in the Sky Sector. Checking in on friends that he saw around and greeting new people with a friendly wave.
Date: Early May (backdated log)
Location: Midnight Hotel with Zuko + Sky Sector
Situation: Wan returns from his much needed time to himself
Warnings/Rating: None
Wan's return to the city was a quiet one. He came back in the afternoon and headed straight for the construction site to check on the gardens. It was landmark he knew well and one he assumed Zuko would eventually head to. He didn't hide his approach, though he did go quickly enough that it was pretty much only natives that saw him before he was gone from an area.
He'd found the Sky Sector completely different than when he left. House and buildings were actually finished or near enough to completion that they were waiting only for the final touches and people to move in. The wild and overgrown gardens were, thankfully, left alone. And there was a small house on the edge of it that Wan suspected was for him and Zuko. It had been a month since he was there and the start of such construction hadn't really been started. Not on their house, anyway.
He puttered about in the campsite he and Zuko had shared, checking on the gardens and making sure there was nothing left as signs of their minor occupation. Valdis ended up finding him there. But after she left, Wan realized it was getting late enough that Zuko was probably at the room they'd been renting in the Midnight Hotel.
So he headed that way for the evening.
But in the morning and for the next several days, he could be seen actively working and trying to help out with any final constructions needed in the Sky Sector. Checking in on friends that he saw around and greeting new people with a friendly wave.
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She replied with her usual even tone. Not a single hint of emphasis on the word, humorous twinkle in her eye, or upward twitch of the lips. No indication one way or the other if her words were meant to be an attempt at a joke.
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